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<blockquote data-quote="svnmag" data-source="post: 351050" data-attributes="member: 330">S&amp;K is &quot;expensive&quot; but well worth the motivation to hunt for meat and passing on marginal bucks. Back in the day back in the Hills you could only shoot bucks with a gun.&nbsp; You'd bust your ass all day to see 30 does and the first little 3pt running with the heard during orange season was a trophy.&nbsp; Lot's of loud drives, lots of Rem 740's with dumbass &quot;see through&quot; scope mounts barking and lots of &quot;incidental&quot; kills; leaving the carcass in the woods sans backstraps and hams.&nbsp; It's not like this anymore.One of the reasons I first fell in love with ND was the legality and &quot;ease&quot; of waxing does.&nbsp; I have no problem popping fawns.&nbsp; They make great hotsticks and jerky.&nbsp; ND laws are superior to WV except for the use of rifles for the most part:&nbsp; This year the .17 HMR is illegal for turkey.&nbsp; This is retarded.&nbsp; That is all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="svnmag, post: 351050, member: 330"] S&K is "expensive" but well worth the motivation to hunt for meat and passing on marginal bucks. Back in the day back in the Hills you could only shoot bucks with a gun. You'd bust your ass all day to see 30 does and the first little 3pt running with the heard during orange season was a trophy. Lot's of loud drives, lots of Rem 740's with dumbass "see through" scope mounts barking and lots of "incidental" kills; leaving the carcass in the woods sans backstraps and hams. It's not like this anymore. One of the reasons I first fell in love with ND was the legality and "ease" of waxing does. I have no problem popping fawns. They make great hotsticks and jerky. ND laws are superior to WV except for the use of rifles for the most part: This year the .17 HMR is illegal for turkey. This is retarded. That is all. [/QUOTE]

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